... and Bright 15 years ago in their free trade crusade will feel how limited is the question of African slavery compared with that of the white slavery engendered by the hostility to commercial inter. course, and they will also be conscious that if the ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A meeting was held on Monday night in Queen Street Hall, in reference to slavery in America, and the efforts which Dr Cheerer and the Church of the Puritans are making against the slave power in that country. Sir James G. Baird, Bart ...

... SLAVERY IN NIARO7RI. it Mew. and thoegh ww. I clad Wine, Meechlimn. yet the l I still street in many plants. Mayes, however. ate feet deesine there. for the mit 10 11,. cultivation of the blab. tecrdieelf, they are holing trailed 'drily feat. sad *lame ...

... SLAVERY IN THE REAZHA The following interesting intelligwooe — Mate. to affairs in tin Brazils as to slavery A bill ha. recently been intro. dread tin .sate for the amelioration of the condition of alarm, dirk after conaidenable and alteration, war ...

... INTEMPERANCE AND SLAVERY. Last night, Mr Jabez inwards of London de- livered a lecture on the above subject in Rich- mond Place Chapel, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Total Abstinence Society. The chair was occupied by Mr Thomas Knox, and there was ...

... sarriaa SLAVERY. There are certain capitalists in this country, who must feel highly amused at the ,üblic indignation and :ibliorrence otne-ionally manirelted on the sultject of American Shivery, well.knowing that there is in the very midst of us a slavery ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. In the absence of any particular news by the last Brazilian mail from the seat of war, where it said that the state of things remained unchanged, extract some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale of slaves, about ...

... HORRORS OF SLAVERY. AN officer of the 17th Massachusetts Regiment, writing from Newbern, N.C., gives the following account of his recent experiences, ovied from the Washington Republican — I had intended to have answered your last lean more fully, but ...

... _ANTI-SLAVERY _MEETING P KEDERICK DOUGLASS , the _well-known _eminent Advocate of tlie _Anti-Slaver _]; _Cause , is I _. _- _nianiwlSiI'elivera _LEUTUHE on the _SUBJECT of _AMERICAN _SLAVERY in QUEEX ST ! _ _--ETHALL , on the Kv _^ _w of Mo _^ AYtI ...

... _morethere are _thote who _call _themselves ' anti- ' _slavery—estemiattot not _anti-slaveiy . _' .. The Republicnn _ party , for _the _nuxt part _, are _fearfri-of being _, _called _anti-slavery , _and _maintain _. as their . only _dogma-on this eubject ...

... England it _was _necessary to be united , and to be . united _slavery _had to be tolerated . Many in America had dreaded the _destruction of their _country more than they had hated slavery . ( Hear . ) The _principles _•• of the _North were irreconcilable ...

... after all, slavery was not such bad thing. She regretted, as one result of this that the Times had almost become allied with slavery, and that recent articles in that journal advocated as strongly pro-slavery opinions as any of the pro-slavery journals ...